Recent Money Blog | Budgeting Large Purchases PostsBudgeting a Large Purchaseby Debbie Vasen19 Dec 2007 03:58 PMWant a new big screen television to ring in the New Year? I don't blame you; they are certainly all the rage. Plus, those after Christmas sales can be a way to save money on big ticket items. Smart Long Range Shoppingby Debbie Vasen13 Sep 2007 12:39 PMIn the fight for the consumer dollar many manufacturers and retailers are becoming more creative in their product offerings. These days, comparing the initial price is often not the best determination of whether you are saving money. Saving For a Car to Drive Laterby Michelle Vandepas01 Mar 2007 09:45 AMMy hubby's truck has over 150,000 miles on it and we have to start thinking about getting him a new one. He's been mentally shopping for new trucks in his head for a while now, but says he can drive the one he has two more years. I hope that is true. Rebates and Tax Credit for Windows and Energy Star Appliancesby Michelle Vandepas07 Jan 2007 10:54 AMSometimes spending money will actually help you save money in the long run. Highly efficient double pane glass windows are obviously more efficient than single glass windows and will save you money on your heating and cooling bill. Five Additional Expenses to Consider When Buying a Homeby Miriam Caldwell09 Dec 2006 11:00 PMIf you have never bought a house before, or you are considering moving up in house size and price, there are several factors that you will need to take into consideration. The Importance of Saving for a Down Paymentby Miriam Caldwell04 Nov 2006 11:17 PMIf you have ever dreamed of home ownership then you must have thought about the dreaded down payment. It is recommended by most people to save between ten and twenty percent of the home's cost for a down payment. This can be a large amount of money depending on the type of home that you buy. Don't Let Irregular Expenses Derail your Budgetby TheFamilyCEO29 Jun 2006 04:49 PMWhy is there so much month left at the end of your money? Chances are it's not the routine, predictable expenses that are the problem. It might not even be the large, impulse purchases. Often times it's the irregular expenses - those that don't occur every month - that cause your budget to fail. Getting an Auto Loan With Bad Creditby Gillian Markson25 Jun 2006 09:34 PMYou need a new car, but you don't have the best of credit. However, even with bad credit it is still possible that you can get an auto loan. By knowing the options available to you, you can also save thousands of dollars. Types of Government Loansby Gillian Markson22 Jun 2006 09:15 PMTYPES OF GOVERNMENT LOANS Today more than any other time in history, homebuyers can enjoy their choice of many different governmental loans. These loans are designed to help people become homeowners and are backed by the federal government. To Buy a New or Used Carby Gillian Markson17 Jun 2006 11:46 AMWhen buying a car are you better off with a new car, or a used car? Buying a car is a major purchase, and some people follow the philosophy that buying a new car is best because it will come with a warranty and any repairs that it needs will be covered during the first few years that you own it. Recent Blog Comments |
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